PulArchàios has had a 20-year mission: to bring the archaeological beauties of Nora, the naturalistic context in which the site is immersed and its ruins to the general public made up of adults and children, students, tourists and visitors.
The aim is to make the population an active protagonist of what happens in one of the most magical and fascinating sites known and which for decades has continued to attract scholars from all over Italy and the world.
This year, for its twentieth birthday, PulArchàios has a rich program of events - organized thanks to the collaboration between the Municipality of Pula and the Pula Cultura Diffusa Foundation - which are concomitant with the archaeological mission of Nora 2024.
From September 4th to October 5th, there are many events scheduled to spread as much as possible the culture of archaeology, the conservation of cultural heritage and the dissemination of the results of the excavations .
It should be remembered that four universities are currently working in the archaeological park of Nora, conducting excavation and research activities: Cagliari, Genoa, Milan and Padua.
PulArchàios has always stood out as an event that has been able to combine the scientific, technical and conference part, with the more informative and diffusion part of this type of culture especially to young people, students of schools and universities, who are the natural heirs of our cultural heritage.
Also this year the events dedicated to schools are renewed: the visits to the site and to the archaeological construction site of the institutes of Pula, the laboratory activities, the in-depth studies and the conference lessons for the older students.
On Saturday 5th October, in the outdoor space of the Teatro Maria Carta, starting at 7pm, the “Romanum Convivium” will be held. Students from the Azuni hotel management institute in Pula will prepare the exquisite dishes that were served at the time on the tables of the inhabitants of ancient Nora.
